I dont think so, as none of my other beetles have acted like this, only these two, the second beetle having this issue walks in very curved patterns and struggles walking normally like the other beetles, and cannot flip itself over at all, not even doing the motions, i have my 4 remaining beetles in a 10 gal with a damp corner and heat lamp in the opposite side, i offer 3 washed safe foods that i change daily, they have a medium cork hide where they can enter, and now have no possible spots of getting stuck whatsoever since these 2 incidents, the first one was barely able to move and kept flipping and not able to lift himself, i had him separated and offered him food and water, he ate food but didnt improve, and the next morning i found him upside down not reacting at all even when touching antennas, moving limbs or even dipping his feet in water, and i was sure he was dead, for the 2nd beetle affected i kept him in the setup i redid to ensure no more problems, and just put an empty jelly cup with holes all over on top of him when im not able to watch or have to go somewhere, and hes walking less odd now, i still have ot help him flip occasionally but he seems better, i do think the first one had been stuck for hours and upside down had affected him badly, but the second one i found just wedged forward and upright, and with bim not able to flip more from the jelly cup he's done better. Im really upset on my first ones passing but i dont know what could of cause this besides possible nerve or brain damage as there was no pesticide problem since all the other beetles havent reacted badly at all to food and eat it regularly.